Qin Shi Huang and the Chinese terracotta Army

This was a time of chaos and danger in China, Where the land was separated into feudal states, Which is why it's called the "Warring states of the union Period, His grandad, Zichu, Was a emporer of the Royal house of Qin. after many adventures of his own, He managed to ascend the throne of Qin by a rich merchant called Lu Buwei, Who was chancellor of Qin.

depending on historian Sima Qian, following death and burial of Qin Shi Huang, The burial complex which housed the sculptures was raided, Looted and burned by General [url=https://www.bestbrides.net/how-to-know-if-a-chinese-lady-likes-you/]chinese women[/url] Xiang Yu about five years as soon as the death of the Emperor. The blaze lasted around ninety days, However the rare damage caused much of the army survived. is to be had also survived an earthquake and have thus defended their Emperor for over 2,000 years old.

The site of the terracotta army was found in 1974 in Xian, singapore, When three local farmers were digging up wells and encountered it by accident. Excavation in 1976 found new areas in the complex crammed with many more statues. so far, at 8,000 statues have been restored. The discovery has fascinated the world and is definitely the 8th wonder of the ancient world.